Dog's Determination Question Preview (ID: 50167)

a) He says hel'll never run in the house while working.

b) He says he'll always be home for dinner.

c) He volunatarily gives up phone privleges.

d) He begins to train a dog not to bark in the house.

a) He might train dogs for a living.

b) He might sell food from a garden.

c) He might babysit the neighbors' children.

d) He might work ing the neighbors' yards.

a) He figures that he should earn more money by dropping out of school and getting a full-time job.

b) He realizes that his grandfather was lying

c) He realizes that there are odd jobs he could do to buy the dog.

d) He understands that his dad is a failure.

a) Dad may choose to be more responsible with money.

b) Because his dad could use a dog as well.

c) Becasue he isn't earning anything.

d) His dad could join Bobby working.

a) Not now.

b) I'll be over on the day, big guy.

c) Think about what I said.

d) Still no dog?

a) Becasuse Bobby doesn't listen to him either.

b) Because his grown son, Bobby's dad, is the one not listening (and not the kid).

c) Because he's giving bad advice.

d) Because he never gave his son advice.

a) He calls him to complain.

b) He call him to ask for a dog.

c) His parents call him to settle their fight and he interjects.

d) His parents can't hear the phone ringing.

a) He listens to his parents fight all the time.

b) He does everything his parents say to show how responsible he is.

c) He's going behind his parents' back to complain about them.

d) He decides to make the dog his own responsiblity.

a) He is not repsonsible enough.

b) He is not old enough.

c) They need a bigger house first.

d) He hasn't behaved well enough.

a) The seem to hate animals.

b) They seem to be having money troubles.

c) They are planning on moving out soon.

d) They don't want Bobbyto have any more responsibility.